What does it truly mean to be an ‘Indigo?’ This term is used so often and holds it’s own unique meaning to each of us.

The beauty of this word is that we get to create its definition; there is no single way to describe what an ‘Indigo’ person is. It’s someone who sees and participates in the world ‘differently’, but don’t we all?  We usually associate ‘Indigo’s’ with the word ‘child.’ Perhaps, like children, ‘Indigo’s’ are beings born with an innate wisdom  and an endless inclination to question the status quo.

Truthfully, who’s to say we don’t all share these aspects? As we grow and move beyond our perceived limitations, we embody all that ‘Indigo Children’ represent. It is our highest potential of connection with each other and the Earth.

One of the primary traits of being an ‘Indigo’ is having a ‘warrior spirit’.

Zen Gardner, Guest
Waking Times

It’s funny how people get all self righteous about not being religious or belonging to some group. Naturally most people attempt to be careful about what they align themselves with, but do we really see what all of society is made up of and what we’ve each unwittingly participated in to varying degrees?

Religions don’t have a corner on the market. Perhaps all of us have been cult-ivated in some way.

Cult-ure is called just that for a reason. It’s pretty blatant nomenclature. Merriam-Webster defines culture as the following:

: the beliefs, customs, arts, etc., of a particular society, group, place, or time

: a particular society that has its own beliefs, ways of life, art, etc.

: a way of thinking, behaving, or working that exists in a place or organization (such as a business)

We find peace in the moment, nowhere else.

Peace is the cessation of mind and thought as it embraces the silence within our feeling awareness. It is waiting for the knower to speak in conscious waves of awareness, the divine in us blossoming into awareness.

Truth is the knower becoming conscious to us as we identify with it.

Namaste.
Robert and CJ
 

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By Evita Ochel

Guest Writer for Wake Up World

Right now as you read this, you know yourself to be living on a planet called Earth in a physical incarnation that you share with about 7 billion other people and over 8 billion other living species. In this solar system that we are in, we think of ourselves as being one race of human beings, sharing one planet and one reality. But do we really?

When we examine this fact on a deeper level of awareness, we begin to realize that there are many more worlds within this one world that we envision ourselves to be living in. What is more so, is that there are numerous realities as well. And I am not even talking here about the heavy duty ideas of quantum physics, parallel Universes or multiple dimensions. I am simply talking about the fact that each one of us, being a physical individuation of source energy, is its own world and reality. This means that we have about 7 billion worlds sharing one planet.

If someone asks you to change to meet their needs, you will never attain it.  Know that you are good enough for you.  If someone wants you to be different than who you are, it will never happen.  Know you can be different in a way that suits your needs.  If someone wants to push you to some mythical standard that only they know about, you will never achieve it.  You can become the best you that you can be.
Define yourself by, strive for, celebrate your accomplishments and release the needs to meld to others expectations.  You are the most perfect you that you can be in any given moment and I love you just the way you are! ~ Creator

Do you find that you keep attracting the wrong sort of partner into your life?

Its 2015 and you still haven’t found that perfect someone that you wish to spend the rest of your life with. Instead, you find yourself dating horrible, aggressive, needy or lazy guys or girls who have no similar interests or longevity.

It seems that no matter how hard you try, pray or ask, you just cant seem to attract the right sort of person into your life.

Sound familiar?

You are not alone, statistics show that the average woman will experience four disastrous dates and seven different relationships before finding her life long partner, whereas men will experience four disastrous dates and eight failed relationships before finding his life long partner.

Finding a match is not easy, there are billions of people in this world but really only a select few that can peak our interest. Where do you begin? How can you narrow down the search and attract the perfect partner?

#1: There is no such thing as a perfect person